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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume IX, Issue 446, 14 January 1867, Page 3

New Advertisements. TTVLOUR ! FLOUR!! FLOUR !! ! JL* 100 Teas Superfine Silk-dressed Flour, in 50,100, and "00!b bags, at PRICES DEFYING COMPETITION ! J. H. VAUTIER. Eastern Spit, 14th Jan., 1867. WHEREAS serious damages have been inflicted on a Flock of Sheep in my charge at Tangoio Run through persons hunting Cattle and Horses, —I Hereby Give Notice that if any person or persons be found doing so after this notice, without my consent, they will be dealt with according to law. CHRISTY RICH, In charge. Tangoio, 12tb Jan., 1567. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD,— Lost between the Spit and the Government Buildings, a CHEQUE drawn by G. Bukxon in favor of Mr W alee a for £6 9s, and endorsed by William Moeius. Whoever has found the same, and will leave it at the office of this paper will receive the above Reward. *** Payment has been stopped at the Banks. Government Advertisements. J)RELIMINAEY NOTICE. The following BLOCKS of LAND, cheifly Agricultural, will be offered for Sale by the Provincial Governmeut:— 1. A Block at or near the entrance to the 40-mile Bush, comprising about 5,000 acres. 2. A Block of 12,000 acres at Table Cape. 3. Suburban Allotments at the Ngaruroro Bridge. 4. 500 acres of Agricultural Land at Waikari. 5. 800 acres of Rural Land at Te Wai* roa. 6. 400 acres of Bush Laud at the Pohui. 7. Block containing 1,905 acres of rich Agricultural Land, situated on the main line of road and in the centre of the Ahuriri Plains, distant about 2 miles south of the Town of Havelock, and about 16 miles from the Town of Napier. This Block is admirably adapted for agricultural purposes. 8. 4,500 acres of good Grazing Land at Waikari. The size of the several allotments in each of the Blocks specified, and date of sale, will be duly notified in the ‘Provincial Government Gazette.’ Block 7 will bo laid off into sections varying from 40 to 200 acres. DONALD M'LEAN, * Superintendent. JMMIGRATION TO HAWKE’S BAY | PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. All persons who may be desirous of bringing out Relations or Friends—or Settlers who wish to bring out Shepherds, Laborers, or Mechanics, to bo selected by their correspondents in Great Britain and Ireland, will be enabled to do so on tlio following terras. Any householder or other person who shall by surety or otherwise giro sufficient security for the repayment cf passage money, shall be entitled after signing promissory notes for the amount of such passage, to apply to the Immigration Agent at Napier, giving the name and address of the person or persons whom they desuo to bring out, and on so doing the Provincial Agent in London will bo instructed to provide a passage to Napier, giviug for each Immigrant at a rate not exceeding £lB per adult. Promissory Notes for a likej amount will also have to be given by intending Immigrants to the Provincial Agent in London. If the person coming, or his Agent, accepts of a passage and refuses or neglects to avail liiLUSOxf thereof after notice has been given in writing that the vessel is to sail, the party so doing shall be liable to forfeit half of the passage money. In tho event of death ors the voyage half only of tho passage money shall be charged. The passsags money is advanced in the first instance by the Provincial Government subject to repayment, in four equal half-yearly instalments of £4 10s each, commencing from tho dato of arrival at- Napier. DONALD M’LEAN, SuperintendentSuperin tendon t’s Office, Napier, 14th December, ISOG.